St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-08
weather, an excellent track and one of
the largest crowds of this meeting.

First race, selling purse. seven furlongs-
Starters: Monocrat 10Y, Barnes; Walker
los, Green; Roderick Dhu 90, Finnegan;
9 GoYipato liz stepP6; s Tam oshanter 96,
Hollis. Pools, Monocrat, 500; Malaria, $50 !;
Avery, $14; Tam O'Shanter. Sill; field, $l2.
Monocrat won by.a length, Malaria second,
Walker third. Time, 1 BOA.
Berlin ITO, Covington; Chance 100, Moore
Estrella l07, Steppe; Dancing Kid 100,
Walker: Comedy SS, Barnes; Erebus 81,
Hathaway; Ellie 100, Taral. Pools, Ere
won in canter by two lengths, with Es-
trella second and Chance Third Time,
l :43.
Third race, selling purse, five furlongs-
ton; Rambler 10Y, Gerhardy; Celamore 1OI,
jenkins; Fusehia 90, Fox; Balance 10Y,
breckenridge; Fleika 10Y, Brice Pools i:
Balance, $25; Rambler Sc; field, So. Ram
bier won by half a length, with Balance sec
ond and Julia Miller third Time :O3i2
Books paid 4l2 TO 1 on Rambler.
Fourth race, free handicap, one mile and
half furloDg-Starters: Macola 102 pounds,
los, Hathaway; Dousman 104, Meehan; De-
rochment 90, E. Jones; st. Valentine %,
Barnes; Dad So, H. Jones; Miss Pulsifer 81
Walker; Longalight 90, Finnegan; Brae-a-
ban lO2, breckenridge; Wanderoo 95, Cow
ington; Fellow Brock, 80, Steppe. POOLS:
Field $40; Dousman, $50; Brac-a-ban, $50.
Wanderoo, $50. They got off on the second
start with Fellow Brock in the lead. On the
back stretch Brac-a-han took the lead and
held it until they reached the stretch, when
Dan took the lead and held it until within
fifty feet of the wire, when Sour Mash caught
him, and the two finished a dead heat, with
Macola third. Time 1:50. Books paid ::
Sour Mash to l. Dad % to l. After the
fifth race Dad and Sour Mash were called out
to run off their dead heat Book makers sold
Sour Mash l to and Dad to straight In
the start Dad took the lead and held it past
the club house, when Sour Mash pulled up.
where Dad pulled away about one length and
won the heat. Time 80.
Fifth race, Kimball stakes for two-year-
Odds; six furlongs-Starters: Billy Pinkerton
los, Stoval; Mrcbeth ii. 105, Taral; Pnente
los, Stepp; Perkins 12l, Fishburn; Benedict
l12, Barnes. Pools: Billy Pinkerton $50,
field 500. Macbeth II. won in a gallop, Ben
edict second Billy Pinkerton third. Time
:16$4 Books paid on Macbeth to l.
AT JEROME PARK.
New YORK, Oct. First race at
Jerome Park to-day, three-fourthS of a
mile-Mamie Hunt won, Stuyvesant
second, Sam Harper third. Time, II:
Second race, three fourths of a mile-Bo-
linda won, Omaha second, Dixiane third.
Time. 1:17H.
Third race, one and one-sixteenth miles
Ben Ali won, Arundel second, Joe Cotton
third. Time, l 90.
Fourth race, one and one-eighth miles
Linden won, Santa Rita second, Bassanio
third. Time, 2:26i4.
Fifth race. one mile-Brait won, Belmont
second, Nettle third. Time. :4514
Sixth race, steeplechase, short course-Jim
MCGOWAN won, Good Fellow second, Van
cluse third. Time, 3:1S.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Oct There was another
big attendance at the fair ground track
Il
yesterday. The favorites were laid cold
again and the sport was generally good.
The following summary shows the re-
suit: